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Use the Cisco Configuration Assistant when staging a Cisco Unified 500 Series system to create and
save the initial software configuration or to customize the software configuration for deploying the
following system configurations at a customer site:
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Single-site key system—Change the Voice System Type setting from PBX (default) to Key System
Configuration.
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Internet Service Provider requires a WAN configuration other than DHCP—Change the Internet
Connection settings.
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SIP trunk—Change the Internet Connection settings. All required information to be entered is
provided by the SIP Trunk Service Provider.
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Single integrated access point and multi-site wireless support—Configure Secure Wireless settings.
The Cisco Configuration Assistant can be used to personalize software configuration with site-specific
values for the following parameters before or while deploying the system at your customer’s site:
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Basic network configuration including NTP configuration, Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP),
and DHCP options
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Basic telephony features including user names, extension numbers, IP phone types and MAC
addresses, PSTN parameters, basic voicemail, and dial peers for 911 and 9+ calls
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Advanced telephony features including paging, intercom, call park, hunt group, and calling line
identification (caller ID) blocking
Before you can use the Configuration Assistant, the application must be installed on a PC or laptop to
be connected to the Cisco Unified 500 Series. For information, see the Getting Started with Cisco
Configuration Assistant at
http://www.cisco.com/go/configassist
or on the CD-ROM that shipped with
the product.
Cisco Unified CME Phone User Page
The Cisco Unified CME phone user page enables phone users to program a small set of features on
their own phones, such as changing speed dial buttons, and to search the Cisco Unified CME directory.
Each user must have a unique user name and password that is created by the office administrator.
For information about launching the Cisco Unified CME phone user page, see the
Unified CME Phone User Page” section on page 50
GUI for Cisco Unified CME and Cisco Unity Express
The Cisco Unified CME and Cisco Unity Express web-based GUI application enables office
administrators to add and change phones, phone user accounts, and voicemail boxes, and to manage
automatic attendant (AA) scripts.
For information about logging into this application, see the
“Log Into Cisco Unified CME and Cisco
